A brief history
Eugenio Bustos was a prominent horse breeder who received a Malbec vine from France in exchange for his best horse. He planted it on his estate and in 1890 founded La Celia, named in honor of his daughter.
And so, more than 130 years ago, La Celia became the first winery in the Uco Valley, Mendoza, a region renowned for the production of premium high altitude wines.
Today, this passion for excellence continues to guide our path and is reflected in the maximum expression of our wines.
